Econometrics

The course time is 18:00 pm -20:30 pm on the course day. (UTC+08:00)

We will meet via Tencent Conference, and the conference number is 680 6481 8622.

Recording Notes (under construction….)

The tentative schedule is as follows:

  • June 29

    • Probability and statistics (subjective probability and objective probability)

      • Objective probability, the basis of probability theory (the first three lectures of kc border’s textbook)

      • Sets of cardinal number and the sum of series (conditional convergence, absolute convergence, Cauchy condensation test, and Completeness)

      • Foundation of Measure

  • June 30

    • Foundation of Measure Theory 1

      • Terence Tao's An Introduction to Measure Theory 1.1-1.2

  • July 2

    • Foundation of Measure Theory 2

      • Terence Tao's An Introduction to Measure Theory 1.2-1.3

  • July 5

    • Measurable set, event, integral, expectation, and independence

      • Terence Tao’s An Introduction to Measure Theory 1.4

      • Probability and Martingales ch2-ch6

  • July 7

    • limit theorem, conditional probability and martingale, sampling theorem, probability and martingale

  • July 12

    • Subjective probability (commutability, likelihood ratio, Rao lower bound) kc border’s notes, and ch11-ch12 of Probability and Martingales

  • July 14

    • Subjective probability 2 (equivalent probability measure, etc., entropy), Kc border’s notes, and ch13-ch14 of Probability and Martingales

  • July 16

    • maximum likelihood estimation and Bayesian estimation, Kc Border’s notes and ch15 of Probability and Martingales

  • July 19

    • Introduction to Gaussian distribution family, linear algebra, projection operator, etc., simple introduction of the concept of IV

  • July 21

    • Introduction to Orthogonal and projection, multivariate normal distribution, t statistic, etc.

    • Introduction to the distribution of statistical variables in Hansen’s textbook

  • July 23

    • Regression, projection and preliminary instrumental variable method and other measurement tools, end of Kc Border's notes on Probability and Stats

  • July 26

    • Instrumental variables and sequential statistics, own notes

  • July 28

    • A brief review of OLS, corresponding proofs, and preliminary panels from Hansen’s textbook

  • July 30

    • Panel 2 Hansen’s textbook

  • August 2

    • Panel 3 Hansen’s textbook

  • August 4

    • Panel 4 Hansen’s textbook

  • August 6

    • instrumental variable 1 Hansen’s textbook

  • August 9

    • Instrumental Variables 2 Hansen’s textbook

  • August 11

    • Instrumental Variable 3 Hansen’s textbook

  • August 14

    • Instrumental Variables 4 Hansen’s textbook

  • August 16

    • DID 1 Hansen’s textbook

  • August 18

    • DID 2 Hansen’s textbook

  • August 20

    • SVM1, own notes